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Lake Washington School District installs more than 1,100 new locks in schools
The new locking mechanisms allow teachers to lock classroom doors from the inside; previously, during a lockdown, teachers…
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Sammamish City Council unanimously approves tree retention ordinance
Nearly a year after the Sammamish City Council took emergency action to save more trees on the Plateau,…
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Development, traffic dominate differences in first Issaquah council candidates forum
The League of Women Voters and the Cable TV Commission hosted the Wednesday night candidate forum, broadcast live…
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Will French retires from central Issaquah mail route served since 1978
"Will's our rock star," fellow mail carrier Henrri Morales said.
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Salmon Days mural breaks record for most contributions to a painting by numbers
Creative Children for Charity reported more than 2,800 people pitched in for the organization's "most contributions to a…
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Don’t Rain On My Parade | Photos from the Salmon Days Grande Parade
Salmon Days opened Saturday to gray and cloudy skies, but apparently no one told the early birds who…
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Money for Alzheimer’s Association
Team Spiritwood Unforgettables raised $2,465.35 for the Alzheimer’s Association 2015 Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
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Museum offers glimpse into the dark underside of Issaquah’s past
On Oct. 17, Issaquah History Museums will offer a chance to walk in the footsteps of Issaquah’s earliest…
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Klahanie Chase bank hit twice in September | Situation ‘very coincidental,’ police say
The Chase Bank located within QFC in the Klahanie Shopping Center was robbed twice in September by unknown…
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Sheriff’s Office on jury duty fraud calls: ‘Just hang up’
The King County Sheriff’s Office warned county residents Tuesday about an ongoing phone scam defrauding victims out of…
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LW Schools Foundation awards $300,000 to district
Students in Lake Washington schools had access to new learning tools thanks to a $300,000 grant from the…
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State GOP to use primary to allocate delegates
The Washington State Republican Party will allocate delegates to the Republican National Convention in accordance with the vote…
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SAMMI nominations open
It’s time to submit nominations for the 15th annual SAMMI Awards event to be held in March 2016.…
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Month of Concern drive brings in more than 50K pounds of food
Eastside volunteers collected more than 50,000 pounds of food for two local food banks during the Eastside’s Month…
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21st century campaign aims to end childhood hunger in the Lake Washington School District
Teaming up with Feed Washington, a nonprofit dedicated to ending hunger throughout the state, Hopelink and Pantry Packs…
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Will French, 47-year Issaquah mail carrier, retires Friday
The Issaquah Post Office will hold a retirement party 8 a.m. Friday morning for 47-year mail carrier Will…
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Salmon Days returns for 46th festival this weekend
The festival's inaugural carnival "was a huge success" in 2014, organizer Brian Twiggs said. "For the 'tweeners ...…
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Council authorizes ‘anchor project’ for the future of city core
The Issaquah City Council has authorized work on proposals for a project that will represent its vision for…
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City dedicates new Lower Commons Community Garden Gate
The Sammamish Arts Commission dedicated the new Lower Commons Community Garden gate Sept. 19 at 8:45 a.m.
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Intoxicated man asked not to return to Trader Joe’s | Issaquah Police Blotter, September 18-24
The blotter represents officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city of Issaquah. Any person arrested is…